The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1917, Page 6

MUBOAEN BANKS AS USUAL, DESPITE “=> MILITARY REQUEST ert S COR 27 JULY MARK-DOWN SALE RUDNCTIONS THROLANOLT OUR atti “30,000 STOC Fon cag. now buy LADIEW AND 3 "white eanvan. rubber, sole | Saloons Don’t Close at in B o’Clock and Owners Noi | Z@& \\\ Sure They'll Do So, What appears to have been an extraordinary confusion of orders re- Gale starts to-day, Open evenings until 7 “'clecks, Saturdays ‘until 10.80 7, Bf, suited Iast night in all of Ge saloons RDI FILLED fain Ae money onder, chect | T]in the “war zone” in Hoboken re- curren. Tostnae, ineinding insuravon bose a) HOR CO maining wide open until long after 2 j. New York, midnight. Joke. According to the request of the ma ¢ ' THE EVENING WORLD, GIRL BATHER AT CON @alow in which she left cloth Manhattan home for a new o CHINESE PHEASANTS are used by Oregon farm ers to warn dhickens of hawk’s approach. | AFTER CRATE OF BEPS had broken in Penn- | sylvania express office and insects had cleaned out) place, a visiting farmer scooped them up in his hands and put them back in hives. YOUNGEST PHRSON on Government registration | to “carry water for soldiers” and was registered as a ASA ARNOLD of near Brewster, N. Y,, “catches of Queens Sheriff have received no salary since Janu- | BECAUS OF A LEGAL TANGLE, mubordinates| ary, and threaten to quit. | couldn't pick out bun- | and had to send to 1 ha | rolls is seven-year-old boy of Sharon, Pa., who wanted mail poured in on Health Inspector \ DOCTORS SAY TWO-YEAR-OLD GIRL of No. 600 Riverside Drive is! jcondition that the girl winning his THULSDAY, . | Says the bids are strictly confidential AERC Oe, + ARONA GIRL LEADS BONG FOR MINTY WITH A $4,500 OFFER peer raed Hoboken Health Officer Has Committee Wading Through Tons of Other Bids, | A movement is on foot in Hoboken for the establishment of a branch yh -office, ostensibly to take care of uptown business houses, but in re- ality to accommodate the mass of Frank McGinty from ladies all over these United States anxious to take him for better or worse. A recorded in The Evening World McGinty placed himself up for auc- tion in the matrimonial market on | tribution to the New Jersey Camp | Ce o>mforts Fund for the New Jersey, |(roops. Two days after the announce- |ment was made an extra letter car- rier was placed in the City Hall dis. trict to carry mall for McGinty to the Board of Health, McGinty now has several tons of | offers, and @ committee of six of his. City Hall colleagues is wading through these to find the highest bid- | Up to the present the largest! in offered is $4,500, tain that this | McGinty refuses but Frank is not the winner, allow the names of the bidders to become public. He ie admits, howe the $4,500 bid} r ° military authorities it was understood _ a hite Kid, that all of the sixty-one exloons {0 ‘em alive," and has @ bear and wildcat to proye it. White Nu-Buck the restricted district were to have and White been closed by 10 o'clock. At 11 o'clock | and also at midnight all of them were | frat to tumble four stories, touching nothing on way down, and live, but | hand gave the highest individual con- 3 Canvas Boots, open and doing business they can't explain how it happened. #| Oxfords and ‘There seems to have been a difter- Ft ‘ence of opinion between the military | Army Piers in Hoboken, requested byw ad) tuthorities of Governor's Island and|Mayor Oriffin to have the saloons it with leather and the Moboken city offictals, One of the |clo#ed at 10 o'clock at night, and that : covered heels, extra leading officials of the city stated [ther cris was to'ge into effect ms a] high cut; mark- to an Evening World reporter this | mediately; that Is to say, last night, ; down price morning that he was present at the| The leading saloon koepers said this ; sol. C t [morning that they had received no time when Col. Carson, in command | Pavest from elther the military or of the Twenty-second United States [the city officials to close thelr sa- is q Also egy pric nlatd oe In charge of the |loons. ‘They sald that they were told ° ‘ TS ed |to be at the City Hall Wednesday ‘ q lack, plain morning next, when they would be < | Rome on FELT LIKE A NEW | told why this order is to go into 2 effect. Ki a The order for ed closing has bathing : cae f upon the saloon keepers like a bomb- ie er orem shell, There are 326 saloons in tho White Nu-Buck PERSON city, and it is the prevailing belief , that the order will shortly be extend- ed to include every portion of the city, Colonials orPumps Also Patent Colt and Gun Metal; mark- down price $4.00 After Taking Only 0 Only One Box of Inaking Hobnken the detent place out It is stated on the best of authority that the saloon keepers will do every- thing possible to Induce the military officials to chage their minds. Of the sixty-one saloons in the “war zone” “Frult-a-tives’’ East Ship Harbour, N.S. Alumingm Covered “It is with great pleasure that I write|/thore are only three not owned by Sura’ bale ‘Ton to tell you of the wonderful benefite 1] Germans or men of German extrac: have received from taking ‘Fruit-a oe a fetcadhton se and tender feet: sale own cies sad's it feet: male price... POLice, 20 leather tin It sole to the Specials for This Week Ext eet oE 3.00 10, $. ARMY SHOES = $5, eee PROF, RICHARDBON'S 97 are ar: REPRE ¢ tives.’ For years, I was a dreadful sufferer from Constipation and Head- aches, and I was miserable in every way. Nothing in the way of medicines seemed to help me. Then I finally tried ‘Fruit-a-tives’ and the effect was splen- did, After taking one box, I feel like sickening Headaches.” Mrs, MARTHA DE WOLFE, 50c @ box, 6 for $2.50, trial size &5c. a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N. Y.— niet & new person, to have relief from those | Df At all dealers ok sent postpaid by Fruit-| i probably will die. SHOT WITH SOLDIER’S GUN. Miss Pauline Anderson, eighteen, of Seventh Street, West New York, and Emory Birdsall of Fourth.Street, North Bergen, visited the National Guard en- campment at North Bergen, N. J., yes: terday afternoon, Thi ert Shabolin, eighteen, a pri ny . First Regiment, N. . J t me se@ your revol begged Mins Anderson, and Shabolin gave it to She turnec it over, accidentally wing the trigger. The revolver went the bullet entering her head. She waa taken to the North Hudson Hoa- pital In Weehawken, where it was found the bullet had plerced her brain, She ce _~ REMARKABLE VALUES Men’s Straw Sailor Hats _(sennit braids) are on sale at the greatly reduced prices of (Men’s Wear Department, -First Fioor) Fifth Avenue - Madison Auer, New York Thirty-fourth Street B. Altman & Cao. v are being offered A SPECIAL SALE Men’s Summer Clothing : comprising Men’s Real Shantung Silk Suits (two-piece model, with Norfolk or sack coat) made from superior-quality silk China by B. Altman & Co.; an extraordinarily profit- able investment at $18.50 Men’s Shantung Silk Dusters of the same quality of silk as the suits $1.85 & $2.85 imported direct from OF . at $14.50 Thirty-fifth Street Send Money to Coal Mines to Foment Trouble. SCRANTON, July 6.—With the ar- rest here of Joseph Graber, an or- ganizer of the I. W. W., charged with being a spy in the employ of the German Government, Federal author- ities declared their investigation had agitations of the L W. W. in the anthracite coal regions had been! stirred by German agents with the | hope of lessening the power of the United States in the war by decreas- ing coal production, Graber, who | was taken into custody by United | States Marshal James 8, Mageo, was held without ball under the Allen Enemy Act. “Information in our hands,” said John H. McCourt, Assistant United States Attorney, “proves the connec- tion between the Organizers and leaders of the I, W. W. movement here and the German Government. Graber, an organizer of the I. W. W., !s a German agent, Our information proves too that German money has been poured into the district in an effort to cause strikes and so lessen coal production.” Beginning last summer numerous strikes occurred at the various mines in Luzerne and Lackawanna Coun- tles, I, W. W. parades and demon- strations became common. In the late summer Sheriff Phillips raided an L W. W, meeting in Old Forge, arrest~ ing 300 men, Recently twelve strikes have been in progress in this vicinity. One strike at Duryea tied up 800 men because, it was alleged, a religious fanatic would not join the union. Sees Plot of Germans Behind Cop- per Strikes. Sehator Thomas of Colorado, who spoke here yesterday at Tammany’s Fourth of July celebration, said later he d the 1, W. W., which 1s] fous strikes in the copper ated by German infu » W. has be eral Western have no doubt they are by a desire to hinder this co {tu war on the Cent men. sald autnorities ma settle ie labor dime. caused some of the big min | down and others to curtail thelr work, | the country will face a serious shortage tn the fall, ———_. PENNOYER’S BETROTHAL 1 F ‘owers. Embassy Secret Bride-E Belongs to Exclusive Eng- lish Family. LONDON, July 6.—The betrothal of Richard Edmunds Pennoyer, Secretary of the American Embassy, and the widowed Viscountess Ingestre, reported in cable despatches, seems to have come 4s a complete surprise. Formal announcement was reserved for Independenee Day out of compliment to the bridegroom-elect Viscountess Ing (pronounced Inn- hestry), @ si of the Marquis of nglesey, belongs to the extremely ex- clusive Paxet family, who are oi ited with holding the diyided into “men, Her husba of Bhrewsbu in the war Ingestre, born Dee. 4, survives. hin grandfather "will, the Earl of Shrewsbury, the Earl in the peerages of ‘both 2 ess Ingestre ts tall, thi and distinguished, 8 daughters t, born r than the baby tively in 1907, 1910 \and 19 The Talbot (Shrewsbury) family 1s not, rich. J Tpe wedding will take place shortly | land will be vei will retain ner | rriage. Whit nl Hester yled_ convention: | but officially , All “Tost and Found" articles advertised in The Worid or reported to "Lost and Found Bureau,” 108, World Buil for thirty days The World. Sew York. oF Brook'yn Office, 4100. Main. U. S. Attorney Says Teutons' « and weigh 139 pounds. th Mheattcated can cook and do sewing and of things around the hous Prcdennted-~ndRaiadnantal Young Woman Dives to Her Death satisfied them that recent strikes and|of No, 333 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, | SURPRISED LONDONERS \° Second | hat the bidder's t name is Annie, and that she is| to jud by hor own pic-/ elf. She writes in part: “LT am five feet seven inches tal I received and I am also do-, not @ suffragist. IT kinds | good edu From a Hospital Window, Mrs. Mary Redderson, thirty-nine, committed suicide yesterday after- noon by diving head first from a |window on the fifth floor of the Lying-In Hospital. Her skull was | crushed. The suicide was witnessed by a crowd at Seventeenth Street and Second Avenue. Mrs, Redderson was brought to the hospital Tuesday. Her husband, Henry Redderson, is a milk salesman, He said his wife had been nervous for some time. Milk ‘Infants Me i Invalides HORLICK’S Rich milk, malted sin, in powder form. For infants, invalids asd children. Poranan tion spbuicten oe nbebody. Invigorates Branton mothers and the aged. More nutritious than tea, coffee, etc. Instantly prepared. Requires no cooking. Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price Tired Eyes A Sure Sign Of Eyestrain And a warning that your eyes need the help of cor- rectly fitted glasses at once. Reliable Eyesight Exa’ by Registered Eye Spec Perfect Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.50 Celeb tons Established 55 Years Sso Sixth A\ 5 yor Nassau, at Ann St. 17 West ‘42d_ Street. Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.,cor.Bond St. paw gen sg hata sreptatorh tiindands were aah aig; b] JULY 5, 1917 Stern Brothers West 42nd Street nat RESi BO ams Between 5th and 6th Avenues Store closed all day Saturdays during July and August All-inclusive assortments of outdoor apparel for misses and girls Await selection on the Third Floor, among which Smart’ Washable Skirts, Made of Pique or Gabardine, new belts and unique pockets, at $1.95 and 2.95 will be found these excellent values for To-morrow: aoe and Girls’ Middy Blouses, at 95c and $45 Serviceable Sport Smocks, Of Trouville or “Wonder-lin” elaborately hand-smocked, desirable colors. at $2.95 and 3.75 lation and sport models, made of White Drill; plain and peel trimmed collars and cuffs; sizes from 6 to 22 years. Women’s white washable gloves A timely sale, at lower-than-usual prices. Sack Wrist Doeskin Gloves, 5-inch, sewn half pique, slip-on style, at $1.45 a pair Summer Dresses Mao! ni re ices th re VICTORS and Records for your Summer Home. Phone Vanderbilt 3091 for immediate SERVICE Knabe *;,)’;"" | |FOR TH THROAT AND LUNG] | RN COUGHS AND cops ‘Eckman’ s ‘Alterative Boys’ Washable Suits, Middy or plaited models, plain and striped effects, white and colored; 214 to 9 yrs. ;reg. $1.95 Boys’ Washable Suits, in a good assortment of color- ings and models; sizes 249 to 9 years; formerly $2.95..... at at $1.25 Nainsook Night Gowns, SS Stern Brothers West 42nd and 43rd Streets Palm Beach Suits, Flannel Trousers, Continuing to-morrow, Two-Clasp Chamois Suede Gloves, Washable suits for boys These items feature appreciable savings: Washable Norfolk Suits, $1.45 $1.95 Other splendid values for To-morrow: Novelty Silk Stockings | Women’s Organdie Collars’ In striped and checked effects, comprising many combinations of colors, Formerly sold at $1.75 and $1.95 at 95e each Men’s suits of imported Shantung silk At the very low price of $16.50 Sack and belted models, in all sizes, including regulars, stouts, longs and shorts. - at $8.50 $5.00 to 7.50 crash; 7 to 17 yrs.; reg. $3.95, the sale of Half Pique Doeskin Gloves, One-Clasp, . at $1.25 a pair at 65c pair Made of grey and tan cotton suitings, also white; some in Boys’ Norfolk Suits, Made of Palm Beach cloth, grey crash, linen and khaki; sizes from 7 to 16 years at $5. 00 Hand-embroidered and filet lace trimmed; smart shape, Unusual Value at 85c Women’s Summer Undergarments Nainsook Also Crepe de Chine and Satin Underbodices. | TO BUY | 1917 64 Pages of and your nearest Riker-Hegeman Dry Pca ei ed EB Gra EEE: 6 sy pay SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS 10 Cents West 43rd Street Cloth, many $2.45 Envelope Chemises. ~ DON'T FORGET The World - SUMMER RESORTS ANNUAL Reliable Resorts PRICE 5 CENTS For sale at all World Offic “st in Manhattan, hae Brock lyn, Jersey City and Newark, By Mail from World Office